Design And Development Of Software Defined Radio

Rosliza, Abdullah (2009) Design And Development Of Software Defined Radio. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Final year project is a project or compulsory activity for UTeM‟s student before being awarded the degree. Final year project can give benefit for students that will be exposing to actual working environment. The primary purpose of this report is more to brief to the reader with a detailed and comprehensive study of theory, design, modulation and demodulation technique, result and problem encountered in the designing Software Defined Radio. The approaches used to achieve this project are through literature, coding and modulation scheme, and computer software simulation. Software defined radio having initially been used in the field of military. However, with the increasing capabilities of DSP on one hand, and the requirements for fast time to market on the other, it is emerging as an important commercial technology. A software defined radio is a radio transmitter and receiver that uses digital signal processing (DSP) for coding or decoding and modulation or demodulation. By using the IEEE 802.11a standard as a guideline, Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) with Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) are uses to create coding and modulation scheme. This project will be constructed and programmed entirely in Matlab and Simulink.

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